La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1908, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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"While the east Is sweltering: and
many deaths are being dally recorded,
e, who ara permitted to live In the
-treat Northwest, do not appreciate
rhat tt meant to g o to bed where the
cool, refreshing . night air . requires
covering, and In many homes a, fire
la common throughout the month of
June. A few thousand each year break
away from the congested cities, but
the great majority would rather exist
In the third story of a tenement house
than come west where there Is room
id opportunity for all. The fascina
tion of the large city amounts In time
to llttlo less than a disease. Statistics
how that the country along the At
lantic coast la becoming depopulated
ty the rush to the large cities. There
are not today ns many farmers In the
atate of New York as t'epe were 10
years ago.
' Frldsy of this week the pioneers of
this county meet In Union. This gives
the enrly pioneers an opportunity to
assemble, relax tht-ir minds tor a day
from the ordinary cores of life, and
review together past memories and In
cidents which, woven together, is the
history of Union county. How well
these good penpl bullded In the early
alxtlos and seventies 1 too rter.- to
require comment. fot en';: r.r; t' r
pioneers expected to gather cn thl?
occasion, but It Is fitting tlmt people
generally turn out and extend to these
pathfinders the glad hand of welcome.
Union Is preparing to give a royal
welcome to all who come. Remember i
the occasion and ths date. " ,
'
The hot weather In the east the past
few days must have bean extraordin
ary. Think of It, for the pust three
days there has not been a dispatch
aent out of either New York or Chl
" cngo thnt there wss a break In the
Bryan following, and that after a few
complimentary ballots that there
would he a landslide to some dark
horse. It may be, a the tlaio of the
democratic, convention U now near at
Tiand, that the folly of such politico.!
prophesies In apparent, and tho would-
be Insurgents are desirous of getting
Into fh bund wajron.
. .
A walk over the illy ihowa a great
mstjy minor and permanent Improve
ments that ore bolii- mode. La
Orande l becoming a city of bonus,
and contented and prospermia people
reflect .their satisfaction In beautiful
yards and sundry. comforts. Ij tlrnnde
today Is second to no city In tills eee
tlon of the state.
; . i I.
The parade feature of our Fourth j
of July celebration Ja faking on great I
activity the past few days. The ladles,
have caught the spirit. Knmigh said.
Buct ii .s I assured.
The number of outer beds being Set!
out aiwures ot this time the succisa of
the aster show which will later follow.
J e,
Me In IHg Twit.'
Sacramento, Cal Juna 84. -Christina
F.nileavuror of California are
wsrmlng Into the capital city today
for their convention,' which U1 be
Iield In a big circus tont. Christian
Endeavor work In all lta phases will
be discussed by prominent religious
(workers. 1
MaMuna Obsme Day,
Dougtasvllle., (la., Juns 14. Distin
guished Mason throughout the state
joined with those of thla city today In
an elaborate celebration of 8t. John's
Jlay.
5HKILVN Ol'TRAfiES AKJ3..
COXTIXCED fXABATEO TODAY
Women null OilMreu Drummed , From
Ileil, Tortured uml Finally Killed
Norse of ftie Foreign Ix"stutl)iiH Hare
ISeen Threatened as Yet Horror
ct Yesterday Continued Today Etcn
Moro Fiereeh-Sultan's Troops- In
Full ControK ,
London, June 21. Advices from
Teheran today state the conditions In
the I'erslan capital a?e worse than
they were yesterday. Pillaging; fight
ing and looting by the shah's troops
continue. Some of the streets are
completely blocked with dead, houses
wrecked and a large portion of the
city In ruins. Drunk with the deeds
of, jresterday, the sultan's troops are
In complete control. wht v -.
women and children were killed by
the soldiers. Many houses are sur
rounded by Cossacks who dynamite
the buildings when tha occupants re
fuse to come out to be shot down.
' Women and children were dragged
from their beds early thla morning by
drunken soldiers, who tortured them
for amusement until they begged to
be killed,. There is no on on the
streets today but Cossacks.
So far the legations of foreign na
tions have not been threatened. It la
understood tha shah has given strict
orders that no foreigners be killed.
Dispatches from the frontier say
the czar Is mobilising troops to be In
readiness to move on Persia ' at any
moment. British and Russians consuls
have demanded the shah to release all
political prisoners and restore order
as soon ns possible. . .
Negro Teachers Meet.
Louisville, Ky., June 24. Oeneral
uplift of the colored race through edu
cational, methods Is the theme under
discussion at tha session of the Na
tional Association of Colored Teachers
which opened today In this city. Some
of the most Important negro educa
tors of the lnnd are in attendance and
will be entertained In a lavish style by
the society leaders sf Louisville's black
U it.
1 Hpeelal Wire.
I . J I a . . . t f ..
tnpeciai lo me jup re. oievnis oui
tllng Works, La Orande.) "The hot
wave of New York and Chicago Is
headed your way." Let u help you
housewives to keep cool and comfort
able by furnishing you with our de
licious sodas, which. If put on Ice,
will cause you to thank us for - thy
suggestion. 'Pljone Black 441. '!
Special Train .Saturday Xlxlit.
A special train will arrive In La
Grundu from I'ulon at 7:30 on the
evrnlng of the organ recital at the ta
bernacle. It will return Immediately
after the concei t. This will give am
ple opportunity for the I'nlnn end ot
the vull, y to attend tho musical treat
11-lccs for H'-eltiil.
The popular prices for the tabcrna
cle concert Futurday night are: On
the first flo'T, K'nernl admission "sc
re rved S' Sts, "Tie and H, In tin
balcony, geneial ndtr.llun SOc; re
i served seats J I an.l Jl.su.
Xtnv Engine Trucks.
Fnrlne No. 3".J Is King c p'tpp.
I with new trprks n.l wl'l soon he In
I service a'nl: to a'.'i-vtat the shoring
i of power.
Joe Jrf ron'H Son II"S
New York, Juno St. Charles Jef
ferson, sen of Joseph J. fferKin. the
fimmis actor cf "lllp Von Winkle'
fame, died here toduv of vtoinnch tr u
Lie, He was 111 but thr.. weeks.
fcons of Veternns.
Washington, J'inc 24. Sons of Vet
erans of Maryland and the District of
Cnlumbui begun their annual conven
tion In this city today.
' Untitling MiIm for Japan.
Washington, June 24. Confidential
reports were 5-ecvived. warning the
navy department that Brstll will se
cretly build 37 battleships for Japan.
Commander Pirns nf the navy depart
ment today admitted Japan Is sup
posed to bs at tha bottom of the order.
Birth Itccord. .
Bom, In La Orande. June
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Lafavrt.
pound girl.
tl. to
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ALL ODDS' AND ENDS in Crockery, Grafts Ware, Tir Ware, aid Hard Ware M ist be
Sold at ONE-HALF PRICE. ALL ODD PIECES cf Furniture 15 to. 1-2 OPF
v to Close Out and Make Room r
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in all our Standard Furniture, Linoleum, and Carpets for CASH
'Phone Black 641
213 fIR STREET
TIMBER LAND. ACT itJNK S, H7$.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. .
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office. La Grande, Ore.,
April 11.' 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary A.
Vun Bloklnnd of lslond City, county ol
Union, state of Oregon, has applied to
purchase, under the act of congress
of June S, 181H, as extended by net of
August 4, 1892, the E'4 8WH, lots
and 7, section , Tp. 4 S H. 18, E. V.
!., and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for
Its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, and to est;'ltsh her
claim to said land before the rcKlstel
and receiver at La Grande. Ote iii, on
the 22nd day of June, 1908.
She names .1,1 her witnesses: Jkhn
Van Blokland, of La Orundc. Ore.:
George Pierce, of La Orande, Ore.;
John Schilling, Jr.., of La Grande
Ore.; Daniel 1!. Clnpp, of Island Chy,
Ore.
Any and all person claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims In thi1
office on or before said 22nd day ol
June, 1X08.
, F. C. BRAM WELL. Register.
SUMMONS,
the Circuit Court of the State o'
In
t Oregon for Union County.
Louis Keys, plaintiff, vs. Earl Key
defendant
lo t-arl Keys, Defendant:
a the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby ran. ul red to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled court and suit,
on or before the expiration of tin
time prescribed in the order directing
the publication hereof, to-wlt: Six
'onsecutlve weeks from the date of
:he first publication of this summons,
which is March 20, "1908. and- if you
fell to appear, answer or otherwise
plead within the s-Md time, the plaint
iff will auk the court for a decree d!s
jo'vlng the bonds of matrimony now
existing between this plaintiff and
his na Id defendant and awarding the
il.ilntllf an absolute decree of divorce.
I'y virtue of nn order of tho Hon.
T. 11. Cratt'ford. Judge of the above en
tlllod court, mivto ,nd entered on the
Hth day of March. 19S. this sum
mons U published In the Weekly Ob
server, a weekly newspaper printed
ind published In La Orande, Union
"ounty, Orcaon.
COCIirtvN A COCHRAN.
' Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR ri'RLtOATlON.
(ISOLATED TRACT.)
ri'l'LlC LAND SALE.
La Grande, Ore., Lnnd Office, May IS
1908.
Notice Is hert hv given that, ns di
rected bv the commissioner efs the
ri neral land office, nnuer pr-nlsion
't rut of coni-r, O'ipi-oe,i JiiiU' -7
I'liol, Public No. 3.).1, we will offer
4t pulille SHlc, to t:c blrhest hidilO
in 10 o'clock a. m., on the 29:h d.iy of
June m xt. ut this office-, the follow
ing tmet of lnnd. t-wll: NVVl SW'H
taction 17. T; 4 H.. It. jr., E. W. M.
Any persons clilmlng adversity the
a hove described land n-e advised to
fil" their r.inima or objections, on or
b-tirt the i!ay above designated for
s,i!,
F. C. Bl! AM WELL,
Register.
' A. A. nOBETtTS. .
Kecelver.
Better Titan Flunking.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There la a constitution
al causa for this trouble. Mrs, M
Summers, Bog W, Notra Dame, Ind.
nlll send free to any mother ber suc
cessful Instructions Bend no monoy,
but writ her today If your chtldrea
trouble In this) way. Don't blame
tha child, tha chances are It can't
help It. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled with
urlns difficulties ty day 'or night.
SAVING
Furniture and
House Furnishing
Liberal Terms, to the Installment
Patrons---Come and see what our
QREflT
n r e? r n i .F
Will Save You in furnishing ths Home-A Plas.
tire to Show Our Goods -Come and see them
r. B. HA 1ST EN
ciTA-nox,
In the County Court, for the County
of Union, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of George
Newbert, deceased.
To A. A. Newbert. and all known and
unknown heirs of George Newbert,
deceased, resident and non-resident.
Greeting: '
In, the name of the state of Ore
gon you are hereby cited and required
to appear In the county court of the
state of Oregon, for the county of
Union, at the court room thereof, at
La Grande, In the county of Union, on
Monday, the sixth day of July, 190S,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
Cay, then and there to show cause, if
any you have, why an order should
not be made, authorizing and directing
the administrator of the above entitled
estate to sell the west H of the north
east ,A. section 12, township 2, south
of range 37, E. W. M.; lots i and 4,
In block 139, Chaplin's addition to La
Grande, Union county, 'Oregon; and
lots 1 and 2, In block 85. Chaplin's
addition to La Orande, Union county,
Oregon.
Witness, the
j (SEAL) HON. 3. C. HENKT. -
Judge of the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Union,
with the seal of said Court affixed
this third day of June. 1308.'
ATTEST: J. B. OIL! AM.
dJf-lS-JO-n-tuM
Clerk.
tmlnent Doctors Praise Its ingreiicnts.
rtVTtothal brum to weak, nrvou
milWiniT irtnn known aa Dt. i'it-rce'i
ravoriio rrcription.
!'r. John Kvfaontof the F'.iUrla1 Stcfl
of Tun KrLKtTic MrrnicAt. Kkvikw rati
of l:niroru rr.t iftrlanint JHitfcviiwhWU
s one of thftrir,?! iir:;rcJKiUTo( tiio "l a
A rem' .lv w it'ri: InvrlnMj art a ctr-
Ine inviifotatur T..rkn ftrnunnsl a-
i:vitv o? i- rp'.im r !ri"..-.ii;.To svirm '
lii Ttni i fine " hi li I 'tiitw Ki' tisve a tuel)r
n'M whi'ti mri full fmsinn tti a-rte
pnrtHwr'i th i' 7 Atv itn.t v 'U n ifh I am
ii. t.tatu'tit, iv, iur ip-a'm.-r:! it oiw.'ai'H tj
ritl.r id wt.i'vii (t 1 1 rVt- m i)tai ra' i
t it 'A h ;cii !' TiK't tn-'i h;h 1i,l.h h i In.
t- i iu3 r-.t-Mi-i r. :i ii.." lr. !- lnlii
Ms; "1 '. ' 'ii. :fr T V,o; n !( U ;ir:ft
t'):u'AtUis f.r ll' l t.s i m- pii. I'uin
tr a- t' n-r in tin I' n . wi.ii U"vitrrt:ti-u;
at tiri ii tnHftiv riudit r f t!, ivprvMhu-iiTa
itr.ar-- c! ttt:H'ti, im i.tl tti iiv,i m and Ir
ra4t(ii:r. It'''l3i ) wiv4 fluontr atf of
ti. n i-niu vr'cr:rn( im: n-n, rn'.rtn
r(int'fn (,3 i-i i r-i.M -it tf ihf kui-
rv j.: m,'ii'irii,n, r: -i;r u to a weak
: J c'niii , i f t1. r ;irwitifilu evM.-T'ii
ar-MMHirrnu a i,,.t,nr,M-i tr arerit oit ihlr
I rn , i.i 'i'i inm ir a' m aiij aa
aJMKjnx. i t r.:.t - n trf ih" (! itve
mii k.;4'tiii,' (Utiu It ih.ii drsutritif
atitain-( iu Uio txur Ivt putuf las
ab 't'u.tti
if nuroor Ittiof t iU)o TfnpUma
tr pti-'tu, ti' v, aUil woman cm do
bU r tb:A to Dr. Vlcrcv' Kd.vrita
Jr4rl'! in. c ( t tf iitp li-ulirnj in.-TinU-t'.AMoi
which l Tnio rii rtri,ir l!iinrtiaa,
p'l tho w.fi.tAl proTM-r;ha of wliicb U
Biost f.nvhiuily n'pn atr..,
Of (rolkn Sea! rxit. nnntiVr prom Inert
Bftt WdC:il Gll ifs Oilrnyo, far:
It I sn ltneriaiit n nrdy in 'IiinWa of
the,isiD)v In i'J -a:irtlia1 iM.itiit'n
and renaral euN-aUlfUirnU It WiWuL
lYof, Jobn M. N'in!dr. M. D., lnt of
Cincinnati, stys of tJo tt.-n Jm-1 rtk,
In relatkai to lta li-airral efferts .a iht
aru-m. tA. e u sw fiw.: IV h -- u Ut n
iMrm i sura ynrrni fninref nt npini m. It
la He)Avmi;if rewanlf-ij aa US toJOtc Imfui la
ail irUlltai'd siatea."
rrof. IUrttHlow, M. TX, of JefTrwn
J mitral CoUz-ffa, aart of lituMoo 8rJ I
Valushle In uterine benMirrharM, menoy
Htaa-ia 0 !!- ami rr-nrUr UVaauriMr
rti (painful twrnairuatViik"
Ir. Pieafw! Ksvnrlte) Frew-HptSon faith'
fully retirremit all tha atva oamd lo-
rreJirMiU ami enrew thodlsaai fur vhlch
Uiaj iro raCTitpmatwlail.
SAbE,
rorr ta vnn tiv ciCTro rr t m and gy o-
J
tree try Tt a t5orruloi trial : and If ytmfNraM wih
Wock, crlrss than two cntiidnv. It will not intnrfcro wiUt your work or ocitipaUcn, Jjit tent
ma your trntae and addreae, tell me how you aulFr if imn wi .h. and 1 nil! tend yoj t t.-tatinetir
for voureaM. entirely fr.in nktn wrapper, by return mail. I wiil also Frd you frco cl wnt, my
b.k-" WOMAN'S OWN MHOICAL AlWlSf-k" with exobnntory liluftruiirr.a fehowinK why
worsen tufttr. and bow they ean eautly cure thenwhree at home, kvrf woman ahotiM have tt, anJ
tWrn to think fur herself. The whan tha dortor aayw "You muse hare an opera Lion." yon can
dcide for yourself. Th(wands of women hava cured thomaelyra T.-ith my home rrtnedy. It cures all
otd or yoonr Te Mothers of Daughters, I will explain a simple borne treatment which spdi)
nd effectually cures Ltnicorrhoea. Green Bicknexa and tVaiaful or Irretfuiar Menstruation, la Youug
laqic, riusepneaaana neaitii always raeuiu Xrom
Wherever you lire, I ran refr yoo to lan we of
any aulTcrer thnt thta Home TreaUnent really
tronar, promp apn robust. Just send ma your
aleo the book Write today, as you may not so
aasssi aa ti.WMrwe M. .
N George Washington.
the American Revo
lutioo had its con-
3uerinr general; in
ohn AdAms its in
trernd orssnizen in
Jefferson its bold philosopher)
and in Madison its construct,
iva statesman.
Ha it was who canted lo be
deeply imbedded in oar Mgheit
law Uioso vital and fundament
al guarantees of life, proper
ty and, personal liberty.
In private life ha was ex
tremely social-yet truly tem- ,
perat drinking good malt
bear and wine ia strict modera
tion. Ones, when sick ia bed,h
caasad his couch to ba wheel
ed near tha dining-room door,
that ho might call to his acting
repiete ntstira at tha (estiva
hoard: "Drytoe, are yem pe,t.
Ing the bottl-7 Do your duly,
doctor, or I mut rsihiev you.1
Jottly nanMd "The Father ol
tha Co-ittirntion," h dUd at
ighty-five- When shall hi
i bo I argottetj
Ii J v., e. V' -a
r.... y, ..,.
Janirs fiL-iMmm
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Thone Red 1161
1411, 1413, 1415 Adams Ave.
srlng from Woman's AllsssaW.
I ISR S WOTTiUU
1 know woman's rafftsritfffc
I have fmind thm cum,
1 w
ii nwL Ire of any eharn. my linen tract
ffUMtt witn xuti ni4Txuci!on 10 ny suiTfrror Trvrrt
wotnmn' ailment. I want to tell U women about
tiiisciiw you, my reader, foryourael, ytxirdaugnter.
your mother, or your sister, I want to toll you how '
to cura yourselvea nt bona witnout the help ol a.
JocUr, Men cjiiioot under'taod women' cufTcrlntrv
W'ht vrm women know from cxpcricnco. wa know
better titftii any doctor. I l"w that my nrtne trcnt
m?rt is a aafe and irm tnrw for LcBCorrlWa or
Whitlnh diticharittf, I'ltTftloa, DUplAccrncnt or
TaMinc of tiio tVomb, k rciu, Scanty or Sinful
Pertodf, Ulrita or Ovarl.n t'urnora or ti." T.-tnov .
aim pain in tha head, l-uik tvul bews;!'-, r,:!'if
down ,?citrK)i neT'ounn.-i, -7ccprr lv:Hs ut
the sfTre, m icfioiy, dci'9 to or;', h?.. :lt?S''ii.
vtxri.tc: kUiuy and bladder trouii.s Sr-j;
cauvd hy miakneoBOS ptu'Jf-r toc:r icx
I rrit t" iwnd jou a coi:pit to tt-n Oay s frcit
wit mttrly Irea to prove Oy- u J:'cv,Jir.QciJi
jnartelf at homJw enjily, q-'ckly v A . tU-
nwmbcr. that It ft 111 cost vou nnK'.Iilz l-i i!tc
tocooti.ma. it will coit you nr. y LbtMit 2 ;Mit a
lUuae,
yoor own locality wlta know and win timntr t&h
cures all women's diseases, and makes women well.
audresn, and tha free tea day a trfcotmant is voJxa
Una olIr aaain. Audreea
. Nf Dsmt, Ind., U. ff-
Budvveiser
HE drink that
delight3 your
palate and aids
the digestion of
your food.
Drink the drink of
your forefathers; the
drink of the noblest
men that ever lived ;
the drink of the great
triumphant nations;
tne pure, nourishing
and refreshing juices
of American barley
fields; the home drink
cf all civilized nations.
THE KING OF ALL
BOTTLED BEERS
aWtl-dOatretta
MHEUSER-BCSCH BREWERT
St Louii, Mo.
CssVoa ar -rah Cnwa Cam
T7
mil as
Il2tf enltr than It la nnv
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